Navarro exacerbated bilateral tensions between the US and Canada on Sunday when he criticized Trudeau for double-crossing President Donald Trump. Blasting Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for being dishonest and weak during the summit, Trump pulled out from the carefully crafted final agreement, hours after calling it "tremendously successful". "And that comes right from Air Force One".

"That's unconscionable", Heyman said."Anybody who represents the United States of America from the White House using that kind of language with any world leader of any type, I think is uncalled for".

In return, Trump accused Trudeau of being "weak and dishonest" and instructed US representatives not to endorse the G7 joint communique.

A day before, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow had also lashed out at Trudeau.

Opposition Leader James Aylward also expressed his support for Trudeau implementing retaliatory trade tariffs on us goods. "We just shook hands!"' Trump said. Kudlow explained on CNN that the administration was lashing out at Trudeau to show Kim that Trump was not weak.

The president said he was annoyed by Trudeau's comments about not letting Canada get pushed around. And I say, 'Push him around?

For one thing, Mr. Trump told the world that the USA and Canada were very close to agreement on a sunset clause - which, if true, would have been an embarrassing climb-down for Mr. Trudeau.

At the summit's conclusion on Saturday, Trudeau reiterated that Ottawa was prepared to retaliate against the new tariffs if the United States did not back down, and said Canadians "would not be pushed around". He learned. You can't do that.

"They owe you an apology", Heyman said. Secondly, Trump can't even be friends with people that were friends with.

The House of Commons unanimously passed a motion Monday rejecting "disparaging ad hominem statements by usa officials", taking aim at Mr. Trump and his advisers for tearing into Mr. Trudeau beginning moments after the president departed the G-7 summit on Saturday. "I mean seriously, Russia, who took over Crimea, all the violence that's taken place in Ukraine, the poisoning of people in the United Kingdom, the influence in our election this last time period", Heyman recounted. The government has proposed $16.6-billion tariff package, in retaliation for the Trump administration's decision to impose 25 per cent import duties on steel and 10 per cent on aluminum.